Taylor Wordell’s work takes the viewer away from traditional techniques of quilting, weaving and sewing, and into a world of reinterpreted social relations, gendered spaces and identity using bold form and color.
Ruth Holton-Hodson is a retired health and consumer policy advocate and artist. She loves the challenge of capturing light in her vibrant watercolor still lifes and pastel landscapes.
Timothy Mulligan’s paintings are passionate experiments of color, light and form. By combining linear compositions with bold colors and expressive paint styles, he blends reality with abstraction, finding inspiration from locations throughout California.
Born in Brazil, Almeida has lived in California since the mid-1980s, earning his degree from UC Davis. He is renowned for his expansive aerial landscapes and masterful compositions that turn everyday moments of rural California into mesmerizing passages of color and shape.
This artwork by Jill Estroff is featured in the Art Fur Paws online auction to benefit the Sacramento SPCA. Estroff, who lives in Curtis Park, worked as marketing director for the Crocker Art Museum from 1986 to 1993. She strives to capture the essence of a scene in a loose, abstract style, and admires the vivid color and bold brushwork of expressionist painters.